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I was told that there was a place on the back firewall that would list the paint colors, have not found it though. Not sure if it would give the paint color of the interior anyhow, and that is what I am looking for, can anyone help. Exterior is standard green with a white/cream pin stripe around the cab. Also, can the interior be done with spray gun and paint you can buy, as someone told me to just use rustoleum because if I was to spray myself, I would have to by the hardeners etc.. for the paint. So confused, but I guess this is typical for a woman!!!!

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Forester Green was the standard exterior color for 1951 Chevrolet trucks.

Cream Medium was the color of the pin stripes (around the cab and on the wheels)

Someone else will help with your interior paint questions.

There were no paint codes (or, any option codes) posted anywhere on a 1951 truck.



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